London, Sept 21 : Ever wonder what a young William Shakespeare would have looked like? Well, according to a police artist, he was a dead ringer for boy wizard Harry Potter.

Metropolitan police artist Cathy Charley used the process of “age procession” to create an image of a young Shakespeare.

With the help of portraits of the playwright, Charley used her knowledge of how faces change over time to create a picture of the Bard while young by going back in time, reports The Sun.

London, September 20 : English disk jockey Chris Moyles is reportedly pondering whether to audition for a cameo appearance in Hollywood filmmaker Quentin Tarantino’s next movie.

The BBC Radio 1 ‘Breakfast Show’ host may have to spend 800 dollars if he chooses to audition for a role in Tarantino’s film.

Moyles asked the ‘Pulp Fiction’ director whether he could get a cameo in his next movie, when the latter was interviewed for his show this week.

 
London, Sep 20 :  might be one the most glamorous stars in Hollywood, but even she has had her share of beauty hang-ups like other women.

London, Sep 20 : UK is emerging as the nation of gamblers for a new study has found that almost 284,000 Britons are hooked to casinos and spread betting – which is more than the number addicted to heroin.

The report said that there are particularly acute problems among punters who bet on newer and fast-growing forms of gambling such as online casinos and spread betting.

London, Sept 20 : A report by a science and technology committee has warned mothers against avoiding peanuts during pregnancy to help shield babies from allergies.

The report comes after the UK government advised mums to stop eating peanuts during pregnancy and to avoid giving them to kids at an early age.

Reactions can be triggered by exposure to tiny amounts of peanut protein, which is used in many food products from chocolate bars to snacks.